Cooperative shoppers get food with a history
There is a story behind every item sold through the Oklahoma Food Cooperative, said Bob Waldrop , the co-op's president and general manager. But no mysteries.
Created in 2003, the food cooperative has grown to 1,800 members, including producers of Oklahoma-grown products and buyers who pay a one-time $51.75 fee to belong to the co-op.
"People who join the Oklahoma Food Co-op, they want food with a story,” Wal...
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